IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Stevee Rio

Stevee Rio Spencer Profile Photo

Spencer

May 17, 1999 — Nov 24, 2020

Scranton

Obituary

With our deepest sorrow we said goodbye to our beloved Stevee, daughter of
Jesse and Brandi Clapper and Jerrett Spencer. Stevee passed away to soon at the age of 21
at St. Mary's Hospital/Mayo in Rochester, Minnesota.
We ask all who read this to remember her beautiful smile and spirit, and
remember to live life to the the fullest as Stevee did; because life is much to short.
Stevee was born at Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah,
and spent most of her childhood years in Vernal, Utah. Stevee graduated from Scranton
High School in 2018. Throughout her high school years she carried a 3.5 grade point
average. She was the fastest typist in her school and a favorite of teachers Lynn Brown
and Karilei Valoff. Many thanks to these teachers and friends who were Stevee's
mentors and advocates.
Stevee always had a smile on her face. She enjoyed spending time with her family
and friends in Scranton and Vernal. She enjoyed video games; especially Fortnite. She
loved her animals: Pluto the cat and Blaze, her Golden Retriever. Stevee enjoyed
homemade buns and scotcheroos. Stevee faced many health challenges in her short life
with courage, resilience and fortitude. In her short life she inspired many with her strength
and determination.
Grateful for having shared the life of this Dear Angel are her parents; Jesse and
Brandi Clapper and Jerrett Spencer. Siblings Dimitri, Riley (Meridyth and Lico), Bailey,
and Bradee Clapper. The love of her life, Bryan Fietz. Great Grandparents Dan and
Rayma Slaugh, and Grandparents Lisa Slaugh, Gary and Terri Dimick, Dennis and Sandi
Clapper and Joy Womack. Always by her side were many aunts and uncles, cousins and
close friends who will always her memory.
Stevee Rio you will forever be missed, never forgotten, and always in our hearts.
A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Memorials are suggested to
Tracy's Sanctuary House in Bismarck, or Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake
City, Utah.

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